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Hazrat Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA) belonged to the Banu Adiyy clan of the Quraish tribe. He was born around 584 CE in Makkah. Initially, he was a fierce opponent of Islam but converted in 616 CE (6th year of prophethood). His conversion strengthened Islam so much that Muslims began praying openly at the Kaaba. He became the second Caliph and ruled from 634-644 CE, expanding the Islamic empire significantly.

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English QUESTION #495

Question 2106

Then he sat down in corner and remained queit.

Then he sat down in corner and remained queit.
Then he sat down in corner and remained quite.
Then he sat down in corner and remain quiet.
Then he sat down in corner and remained quiet.✔️

Correct Answer Logic:

Correct spelling: 'quiet'

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Planning QUESTION #4946

Question 2107

Which planning legislation was a landmark in UK planning history?

Town Planning Act 1909✔️
Building Act 1850
Highway Act 1900
Housing Act 1920

Correct Answer Logic:

The Town Planning Act 1909 was the first UK legislation enabling local authorities to prepare town planning schemes, establishing the foundation for modern statutory planning.

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English QUESTION #2731

Question 2108

Choose the correct PRESENT PERFECT form: 'I ___ this novel three times.'

read
reads
am reading
have read✔️

Correct Answer Logic:

The present perfect tense uses have/has + past participle. It expresses an action that has relevance to the present. 'Have read' is correct here.

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Pakistan Affairs QUESTION #324

Question 2109

Who is Pakistan's first female mountaineer to conquer Mount Everest?

Nazia Parveen
Samina Baig✔️
Mahoor Shahzad
Benazir Bhutto

Correct Answer Logic:

Samina Baig became the first Pakistani woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 2013.

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Accounting & Finance QUESTION #6083

Question 2110

Which of the following statements regarding drawings is/are correct?

They represent a decrease in the owner's investment in the business.
They must always be less than the total profit for the year.
They constitute the salary paid to the owner.

1 and 2
1 only✔️
2 and 3
3 only

Correct Answer Logic:

Drawings are simply the withdrawal of assets (usually cash) by the owner, which reduces equity (investment). They can exceed profit (reducing capital), and they are not 'salaries' in a legal or accounting sense for sole traders/partners.

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General Knowledge QUESTION #2627

Question 2111

The ATX form factor is most commonly associated with which computer component?

RAM modules
CPU cooling systems
Hard disk drives
Motherboards✔️

Correct Answer Logic:

ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) is the most common form factor for motherboards. Form factor refers to the size and shape specifications. ATX defines the physical dimensions, mounting hole positions, and power connector layout of the most widely used motherboards in desktop computers.

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General Knowledge QUESTION #8784

Question 2112

Which is the smallest sea in the world?

South China Sea
Arabian Sea
Sea of Marmara✔️
Caribbean Sea

Correct Answer Logic:

The Sea of Marmara is the smallest true sea.

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Pakistan Affairs QUESTION #127

Question 2113

The Tashkent Agreement was signed on:

10-Jan-66✔️
10-Feb-66
10-Mar-66
10-Apr-66

Correct Answer Logic:

The Tashkent Declaration was a peace agreement between India and Pakistan signed on 10 January 1966.

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Accounting Finance and Punjab Sales Tax on Services QUESTION #2568

Question 2114

Under section 13 of the Act, when there is a change in the rate of tax, at what point in time is the applicable rate determined for taxable services?

At the time the tax invoice is issued
At the time the agreement for service is signed
At the time the service is PROVIDED✔️
At the time payment is received

Correct Answer Logic:

Section 13 clearly states that if there is a change in the rate of tax, the taxable services shall be charged to tax at such rate as is in force AT THE TIME THE SERVICE IS PROVIDED — not when the invoice is issued or payment received.

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Accounting & Finance QUESTION #9648

Question 2115

Under the Stock and Debtors system of Branch Accounting, the Branch Stock Account is maintained at:

Cost price throughout
Selling price for sales and returns; pro-forma invoice price for all other entries✔️
Pro-forma invoice price for all entries
Cost price for opening and closing stock; selling price for goods sent

Correct Answer Logic:

Under the Stock and Debtors system, branch stock account records sales to customers and sales returns at selling price, while all other entries (opening/closing stock, goods sent, goods returned to HO) are recorded at pro-forma invoice price.

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Law QUESTION #9512

Question 2116

A District Court transfers a suit to itself from a subordinate Court. The transferred suit is tried by the District Court and a decree is passed. The losing party B appeals. B contends the District Court lacked jurisdiction to try the suit originally since it should be tried by the subordinate Court. What should the appellate Court do?

Refer the question of jurisdiction to the High Court
Dismiss B's appeal; under Section 24(4) CPC, a Court trying a suit transferred or withdrawn under Section 24 has the same powers as the original Court, and an order of transfer by the District Court of its own motion is valid✔️
Send the matter back for retrial to the subordinate Court
Set aside the decree since the District Court should not have tried it

Correct Answer Logic:

Section 24(1) CPC empowers the District Court to withdraw any suit from a subordinate Court and try it itself. Section 24(2) provides that such Court may retry or continue from where it was transferred. The transfer is lawful, and the decree of the District Court in a transferred suit is as valid as if it had originally had jurisdiction.

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Dairy Food Science and Technology QUESTION #5970

Question 2117

The term 'fat depression' in dairy cows refers to:

A decrease in milk yield during hot weather
A condition where milk fat percentage falls below normal (typically $<2.5\%$) often due to high-grain low-roughage diets and altered rumen fermentation (low acetate:propionate ratio)✔️
A genetic mutation affecting fat synthesis
A consequence of mastitis on fat content

Correct Answer Logic:

Milk fat depression (MFD) occurs when rumen fermentation is altered by high-grain/low-fiber diets: less acetate (main fat precursor in mammary gland) and more propionate is produced. Trans-10, cis-12 CLA is a potent inhibitor of mammary de novo fat synthesis. MFD also affects butter yield.

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Paper-I (Anatomy/Physiology and Biochemistry/Microbiology) QUESTION #3417

Question 2118

'Galactosemia' is an inherited disorder involving the inability to metabolize:

Glucose
Fructose
Galactose✔️
Sucrose

Correct Answer Logic:

It can cause liver damage and cataracts if not managed with a galactose-free diet.

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English QUESTION #8513

Question 2119

The lecture _______ yesterday was really impressive.

Gave
Spoke
Made
Delivered✔️

Correct Answer Logic:

'Delivered a lecture' is correct.

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CISA QUESTION #6867

Question 2120

An organization's network architecture uses VLANs to segment traffic but all VLANs route through a single core switch with no filtering between VLANs. What is the PRIMARY security weakness?

Insufficient VLAN count
VLAN segmentation provides no security benefit without inter-VLAN filtering✔️
Complex routing
Single point of failure

Correct Answer Logic:

VLANs provide only logical separation—without filtering between VLANs (through firewalls or ACLs), they provide minimal security benefit. Traffic can move freely between VLANs, defeating segmentation's security purpose. Effective segmentation requires both logical separation and enforcement of access controls between segments.

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